Early mammals hiding in T-Rex carcass

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Early mammals hiding in T-Rex carcass
Some 65 million years ago,a huge asteroid or comet,some 10 km across,wrought havoc when it plunged into the Earth and extinguished 65% of all life here,the dinosaurs and many marine and flying reptiles included. The impact would have plunged the Earth into a nuclear winter,perhaps for years,as debris from the impact was thrown into the atmosphere where it blocked out the Sun's life-giving rays. This illustration depicts a scene several years after the dinosaurs were wiped out. The atmosphere has started to clear,plants are coming back. and animal life is also making a recovery. A pair of ptilodus - a squirrel-sized mammal - are seen searching for food inside a carcass of a long-dead tyrannosaurus rex
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